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A Quality Teacher in Every Classroom: An Evaluation System that Works for California

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January 1, 2010
Sandra Dean
National Board Resource Center, Stanford University

In this report, Sandra Dean and colleagues examine teacher evaluation practices in California and offer seven recommendations for improving the system.

 

Using Student Achievement Test Scores as Evidence of External Validity for Indicators of Teacher Quality

Connecticut’s Beginning Educator Support and Training Program
No
January 1, 2010
Mark Wilson, P. J. Hallam, Ray Pecheone, and Pamela Moss

Mark Wilson et al. examine the effectiveness of two teacher assessment systems:  Connecticut's BEST program and ETS' Praxis series.

 

Accountability Texas Style: The Progress and Learning of Urban Minority Students in a High-Stakes Testing Context

No
June 1, 2008
Linda Darling-Hammond and Julian Vasquez Heilig

Linda Darling-Hammond and Julian Vasquez Heilig examine student progress and achievement in relation to accountability policy incentives in an urban district in Texas.

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Professional Development in the United States: Trends and Challenges

No
August 1, 2010
Linda Darling-Hammond, Ruth Chung Wei, Alethea Andree, Nikole Richardson, and Stelios Orphanos

Linda Darling-Hammond et al. conduct a state-by-state analysis of progress on teacher professional development in the United States using data from the Schools and Staffing Survey.

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